[3830] CQWW CW PA0JED(JAN) SOAB LP

[pa0jed at amsat.org]

                     CQ Worldwide DX Contest, CW
                    
Call: PA0JED
Operator(s): JAN
Station: PA0JED

Class: SOAB LP
QTH: zevenaar
Operating Time (hrs): 30
 

Summary:
 Band     QSOs  Zones  Countries
-------------------------------
  160:      0      0      0
   80:    157      7     39
   40:    212     13     52
   20:    205     19     57
   15:    250     18     61
   10:    287     24     70
-------------------------------
Total:   1110     81    279  =  750,240

Club/Team: LLCC

Comments:

Dear Fellow Contesters,

Despite everybody's trouble, The Aurora, I had a great contest. My best score 
ever.
Used equipment barefoot IC-746 (100w) antenna's  high bands vertical dipole 
made by Titanex  http://www.titanex.de  feed point at 10mtrs with open feeders. 
Low bands  G5RV feed point at 8 mtrs . 
Logging software TR.(great) 
Shack 1,5 square meters! see the pic's at http://www.qsl.net/pa0jed, no 
heating, so vy cold at nights 5 degs C, but no complaints had a lot of fun.  

Biggest thrill's: working HC8N comming in on 7 mc/s with 599 plus 15dB on my 
antenna,at 0739z (08.39 local). 
Next thrill working K1TTT at 2100z (2200 local) on 3,5 mc/s must be abt 1500 
local at K1TTT side. 
Fine thrill: working several JA's on 7 mc/s, cq-ing and no pile-up, amazing.

Yes, should have worked more zones countries, but that's for next year.
Did hear more zones but the pile-ups were to big, did chose for making more 
QSO's to compensate for the lost zone. Mostly checking later pile-ups smaller 
and QSO's easier.
Last remark almost all QSO's made by S&P.
CU next test

73 jan


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